MARBELLA, SPAIN – A 43-year-old woman has died two weeks after receiving the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. Pilar González Bres, a secondary school teacher, got her shot at the beginning of March. A CT scan during a hospital visit on March 14th showed that she had developed a massive hemorrhage. An emergency surgical procedure was unsuccessful and she died two days later on March 16th.

A new autopsy carried out on the Marbella teacher concluded that the AstraZeneca vaccine was related to the cerebral hemorrhage that caused her abrupt death. The findings were confirmed by the Andalusian Deputy Minister of Health, Catalina García.

The autopsy contradicts a preliminary report in which it was indicated that there were no links between her death and the COVID-19 vaccine.

Pilar had visited the hospital three times due to general discomfort and severe headaches in the two weeks after her inoculation. Her final visit to the hospital was just a few days before her death on March 16th.